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RPV Convention Embraces New Media
2 June 2009 | RPV, Blogs | 13 Comments
The convention of the Republican Party of Virginia was an awesome event, although I had little time to take much of it in. The RPV New Media Committee through sponsorship from the House Republican Caucus engaged me in streaming the convention live on ustream as well as running a mini-studio on the floor of the […]
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Getting Ready For the RPV Convention
9 May 2009 | RPV, Blogs | 6 Comments
Back when Jeff Frederick was RPV Chairman, he set in motion some interesting initiatives that are now coming to fruition under interim Chairman Pat Mullins. Previous RPV Conventions used to generally tolerate blogs, but this year’s convention may be the first to bring blogs and New Media front-and-center. The details are still being worked out, […]
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My “Distraction”
11 March 2009 | Blogs, Prince William County | 35 Comments
Regular readers may have noticed some light posting lately, and for that I apologize. The above video, along with the others now being posted at the website of Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church have been keeping me busy lately, along with work. After Lent when I’m managing multiple productions a week, it […]
Top Ten BVBL Posts of 2008
1 January 2009 | Blogs | 5 Comments
This was quite a year for BVBL, setting a few records for daily bandwidth usage and blowing past the previous record for page views. Here’s a look back at the most-read posts for 2008, showing a few highs, but mostly the lows of 2008:
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Let’s Get Blogs 4 Borders Back Online!
22 November 2008 | Blogs | 8 Comments
Out in Chicago there’s some friends of mine who run “Blogs 4 Borders“. Up until recently they produced a weekly video on the illegal alien issue from a national perspective, which has just been terrific. Like all of us in this fight it is a labor of love, conviction and patriotism, but certainly not one […]
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Firefox Is Not Beating Internet Explorer
11 November 2008 | Blogs | 7 Comments
J’s Notes is reporting that Firefox has overtaken Microsoft Internet Explorer in the latest round of the “browser war” (such as it is these days), although I haven’t seen it. It would be nice to see MSIE fade away, as it’s a pain to support since it doesn’t support industry standards, but tries to impose […]
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Apostasy On The Left
2 August 2008 | National Politics, Blogs | 21 Comments
There hasn’t been much over at Howling Latina worthy of mention since she made such a huge effort to help Jeanette Rishell get thumped by Jackson Miller in the 2006 Special Election for the 50th District. This erstwhile communist was the source of much amusement then, and today she returns to the pinnacle of over-the-top […]
More on Blog Lawsuits
30 July 2008 | Blogs | 15 Comments
Given the pedigree of this website, I thought some of you would be interested in this study.
It seems that many people have been trying to use the courts to silence annoying (but frequently accurate) bloggers. And almost always fail.
It is unfortunate that the threat of a lawsuit that would have certainly failed was enough to […]
John McCain’s Blog Strategy
23 June 2008 | National Politics, Blogs | 9 Comments
The McCain campaign is rolling out a blog strategy, asking visitors to their campaign website to visit a variety of blogs and comment on what a great candidate the hispandering liar John McCain is. That might possibly be interesting, although I’d be rather surprised if the McCain campaign can manage to inspire enough people to […]
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DPVA Goes To War With Their Bloggers
20 June 2008 | DPVA, Blogs | 4 Comments
The rule being applied to bloggers by the Democratic Party of Virginia increasingly appears to be “thou shalt not disagree with us”, in the latest example of how the Democratic Party is anything but democratic. The two blogging powerhouses of the left in Virginia, NLS and Raising Kaine, are being excluded from the Democratic National […]
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Dems Feast On Their Own
21 May 2008 | Blogs | 12 Comments
Well, the nutroots finally figured out that Governor Kaine is untrustworthy. It sure took them long enough.
Kaine made the fatal mistake of endorsing an unapproved candidate in the eyes of (what was formerly known as) Raising Kaine and NLS, and for that despicable act of violating the absolute rule that the Democrat leadership shalt not […]
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I Win!
21 May 2008 | National Politics, Blogs | 15 Comments
Riddle me this: what do you do with all those solicitations from the RNC asking for your hard-earned money? That’s the question that Joe over at NOVATownHall asked in his contest posted last evening, which I won on my first try. I win some free beverages and two hundred rounds of ammunition, which I will […]
Just A Coincidence, I’m Sure
16 May 2008 | Blogs, Prince William County | 10 Comments
Unbiased documentary filmmakers? Of course. That they also manage a campaign website for Barack Obama shouldn’t make anyone wonder whether these are simply paid political operatives for the Democratic Party. Not at all.
The background graphic showing both Eric Byler and Annabel Park are a nice touch. Looks kinda familiar…
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Roger Woody Blasts Away At His Foot
12 May 2008 | Blogs | 9 Comments
This has got to be the dumbest lawsuit regarding a blog ever filed. Christiansburg, VA developer Roger Woody, who owns Showcase Builders has filed a lawsuit against two bloggers who run Think, Christiansburg! and two other individuals with no connection with the blog whatsoever, seeking ten million dollars in damages and $350,000 in punitive damages. […]
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The SPLC Calls For An Interview
9 May 2008 | Illegal Aliens, Blogs | 7 Comments
I get calls pretty frequently from reporters, and for the most part I’m happy to help them out, even if they’re working for a media outlet that might have what I would consider a somewhat biased viewpoint. So it’s pretty rare that I decline an interview. This morning’s call was one stellar exception however: “Intelligence […]
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BVBL and 9500Liberty Debate On Television
28 April 2008 | Fairfax County, Blogs, Prince William County | 35 Comments
I was invited last week to join George Burke (who is also the Chairman of the 11th District Democratic Committee) on Fairfax Public Access television for a program on “Inside Scoop Virginia” this Sunday. To my surprise, “documentarian” Annabel Park of 9500Liberty showed up to argue the other side in what […]
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A Two-Fer Insult Of NLS
14 April 2008 | Blogs | 5 Comments
Did our erstwhile political opponents and promoters of the local equivalent of “Bush Derangement Syndrome” refer to the publisher of NLS as a hot plate tonight, and accuse him of stealing in order to create a matching set? I guess in their eagerness to express appropriate outrage on the behalf of any illegal […]
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Another Big ICE Bust In Northern Virginia
8 April 2008 | Loudoun County, Illegal Aliens, Blogs | 61 Comments
Fifty-nine illegal aliens were arrested at a “luxury resort” in Leesburg this morning, according to a statement from the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agent in charge of these investigations made reference to newly enhanced enforcement efforts, and coming less than a month after another workplace enforcement action in Prince William County, […]
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Old Media Takes A Whallop
8 April 2008 | Blogs | 1 Comment
The Newspaper Association of America reports that 2007 saw the largest decline ever in advertising revenues for newspapers. While online advertising revenues are up, print advertising is down by a much larger amount resulting in the largest revenue drop the association has ever seen.
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The WashPo Talks PWC Blogs
4 April 2008 | Blogs, Prince William County | 32 Comments
The Washington Post decided to revisit the blog scene in Prince William County in today’s edition with an article that discusses BVBL and a new website by illegal alien supporter Alana Almeda that popped up recently to whine about BVBL and yours truly in particular. As BlogNetNews guru Dave Mastio pointed out in this article, […]
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